Chilling, but with humour

Rating: 6/10 (31 October 2003)

The film starts out with semi-sophisticated animal rights activists who use language worthy of Ozzy Osbourne, but this time they are in over their heads, paving the way to the destruction of at least three centres of culture and prestige in the world... That was the first mistake...
Now, because of this virus, we see the various characters resorting to survival instincts and some ruthlessness in order to make it through.
"28 Days Later..." left me chilled during and after it, and feeling insecure about anything. I watched it with three of my friends, and we all had to walk each other home because of it. It's not like it was completely scary, but rather it leaves one with nerves of noodles because, especially if viewing it in its full glory on the big screen, one lives this world.
Some parts, though, could even be classified as a little hilarious... How? It depends on how you look at it. "Dad?"
I recommend it somewhat, although you have to be prepared to have some strong tea afterwards to calm your nerves.